Special Interview with Seth Godin
Posted by John Wall | Filed under Blog, Podcast
In this Marketing Over Coffee:
Now with more Seth Godin! We talk about his new book: Linchpin
Show length 23:30
Brought to you by our sponsor Blue Sky Factory
00:52 What’s Linchpin about?
02:30 How do entreprenuerial linchpins fit in to large organizations?
05:40 Who are the artists?
06:55 Can you get beyond Dunbar’s Number? Gary V. is using twitter to add two zeros.
08:10 What is The Resistance? What is Emotional Labor?
11:22 Thrashing – a classic Marketing problem, and yes, Duke Nukem! Real artists ship.
14:16 Is there any future for mass media advertising?
15:30 What’s are the trends in privacy?
17:15 Zen Habits – Read Leo’s Blog
18:40 Making dreams come true and having Super Powers
21:12 Where the books come from
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